For f’ing real man. Take us back

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@@Voice17393 that’s what people always say, but it’s not the same lol. Plus it’s live and we want a studio album.

It's hard to do an album full blues is that what ya'll's would be?

@@SamSveistrup he could do it

oh they already knew trust me.... they woldnt have been there otherwise

You think they didn't rehearse before this? lol

@@srijaljoshi3421 Double Trouble to rehearse a SRV classic? i guess just only mayer had to.

Oh they already knew lol

@@hectorvazquez5405 ofc they had to rehearse. regardless of how well they knew it they had to rehearse it with mayer which wouldve been new to them.

I hate that quote. It makes it sound like he wouldn’t be able to get respect without that. But he’s great on his own

He doesnt know how good he is

Oh. I’m positive John realizes it.

Idk but it seems to me john is one of the most self-confident musicians out there - and i dont mean that in a bad way ;)

As John said about Stevie, "When youre really in the zone and everything comes together, you can play like Stevie...for about 10 seconds, then your hand cramps up."

He's blues influenced but not a bluesman. I actually hear lots of positive things about John from the blues community, but there's nothing surprising about blues purists or semi-purists not accepting someone into their circle that has never released a single blues album.

He did a live album with a group called the John Mayer Trio a few years back which was blues and pretty good..IMO, though.

Relyks I wouldn't call the John Mayer Trio blues exactly. More blues influenced than any other work his done. Also the blues communities King.. BB to be exact.. welcomed him all the time. Buddy Guy as well. Eric Clapton who is not exactly blues but.. has at least put out a blues album has called him a master guitarist.

@@L3ONARDO07 Good point. Blues influenced but not a bluesman...well said. I appreciate him all the same.

He’s getting recognition 5 years later

Check out Tommy Katona

Desi guy what ? Then I sadly let it die if he's representin haha

check out philip sayce man! i suggest listening to aberysthwyth live

The Blues will never die! Wonderful to you tube and find amazing lost music and find new stuff

Stop smoking crack

Jacob Agee Clesrly never head of Philip Sayce, have you

I agree give it death

Bro look up Kingfish Ingram

Cade Lev Kingfish plays way more like EJ than SRV.

Listen to Kenny Wayne Shepherd as well. Not to take away John's talent though. 😇

Somehow I came across this long ago...tv guide...lol just how I saw John mayer with country artist aka "crossroads" ...shout-out to my old man

SRV would dig it I hope. No one can do what he did, but he was humble and always self-effacing. Most of America wouldn't know Buddy Guy in the 21st Century if not for SRV and I'm going to see the wonderful 82 year old BG in two nights. THAT is a legacy. And the world keeps spinning...

srv was a humble guy and wouldn't put down anyone just to lift his name up

OK boomer

Right on!! John did a great job! Stevie would have liked it. It WAS A TRIBUTE TO S. R V!!

Thx for that

YEEESSSIRRRRski

Exactly. He's never done anything but to claim that there have been few guitarists in history who were capable of playing with the ferocity and intensity that SRV did for more than a minute or two while Vaughan did it for entire sets.

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@@LtMartinRiggs I dig the reference hehehe

Booty, check Later in the night she a freak, check

@@johnkrasinski6409 MANN, I received the notification of your commentary while watching some cuts from The Office ahahhahaha crazy

It was in 2003, he was only 25/26

Neil Points yes it’s a fender signature Stevie Ray Vaughan

Melvyn guitar’s I think he knew that

Stevie and Stevie? 😊

John Mayer is our generations Stevie. But they do completely separate things. No one does SRV better than SRV. And no one does John Mayer Better than John Mayer. There are plenty of guitar players that do things better than John Mayer; there are plenty that do worse. It is stupid to compare them as you do.

@@route6666 thats false, they literally do the exact same things dude.

@@spyr5390 Sure, if your definition of exact is playing the guitar or the blues, then you are correct. They are both incredibly great guitar players and musicians, but to say they do the exact same thing is insult to both of them. John is a huge disciple of SRV, he grew up listening to him. But he has a completely different feel than him. They both sound drastically different. You could make the argument that John was in a SRV/Pearl Jam tribute band in high school, but that's the closest he came trying to be exactly like Stevie. Me, in my opinion, feel it is stupid to compare guitarists to see who is better. And also saying two guitarists are exactly alike. I'm not sure why you do it. But that's my two cents.

bill hill yeah good musician, just not an innovator

He does!!...I remove the negative comments.

Thanks for watching. Cheers!!

He's got a piece of blues on every album.... I think born and raised and paradise valley were the only albums targeted for a specific genre

lmao i agree with you, id blame the sound mixer guy for this

Stevie used heavier strings and a hot rodded amp setup to get his sound.. John has his own sound. I wish people would stop comparing them.. Theyre both great.. And johns tone has got a lot better in recent years.. This video is about 10 or 11 years old... Or older perhaps judging from how the picture looks at the beginning.

@@DrPaul-xf4no I like this take

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happy 28th birthday

Close to my age...I was born in 93

I mean he’s been a lot better in the last few years than he was back then. Playing with the dead seems to have beaten down a lot of his ego lol

You're fine asf

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I think it’s a lot more similar to the intro to Everyday I have the blues Live at the Regal by BB King